Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks with Appropriate Noun Prefixes
1. “*Kiti*” (Chair) kimevunjika.
2. “*Chuo*” (University) kikuu cha Dar es Salaam ni kikubwa sana.
3. “*Gari*” (Car) lako limeharibika.
4. “*Nyumba*” (House) yake ni nzuri sana.
5. “*Duka*” (Shop) lile linauza nguo nzuri.
6. “*Simba*” (Lion) amelala.
7. “*Ndege*” (Bird) ameimba.
8. “*Bahasha*” (Envelope) imefungwa.
9. “*Kitabu*” (Book) chake kiko mezani.
10. “*Mti*” (Tree) umeanguka.
11. “*Mwalimu*” (Teacher) anafundisha.
12. “*Mtu*” (Person) amesimama pale.
13. “*Mama*” (Mother) amepika chakula.
14. “*Kalamu*” (Pen) imekufa wino.
15. “*Kiti*” (Seat) cha gari lako kimepasuka.
Exercise 2: Fill in the Blanks with Appropriate Nouns
1. “*Nafasi*” (Space) imejaa kwenye gari.
2. “*Binti*” (Daughter) ni maridadi sana.
3. “*Mgeni*” (Guest) amekuja.
4. “*Kata*” (Place) yetu ina watu wengi.
5. “*Mkeka*” (Mat) umechakaa.
6. “*Jiji*” (City) la Dar es Salaam ni kubwa sana.
7. “*Paka*” (Cat) amenyakuliwa na mbwa.
8. “*Mpaka*” (Border) umefungwa.
9. “*Mavazi*” (Clothes) yako ni mazuri.
10. “*Soksi*” (Sock) imepotea.
11. “*Fimbo*” (Stick) imevunjika.
12. “*Kibo*” (Key) kimepotea.
13. “*Mto*” (River) unapitisha maji mengi.
14. “*Mzee*” (Old person) ana hadithi nyingi.
15. “*Jua*” (Sun) limetua.
